Conditional sentences type 1, 2 and 3

How do you form the conditional type 1?

• If clause: simple past

  Main clause: will-future

• If clause: simple present

  Main clause: will-future

• If clause: simple past

  Main clause: would/could + infinitive

Conditional type 1: Put the verbs  into the correct form.

If I _____________ (study), I _____________ (pass) the exam.

Conditional type 1: Put the verbs  into the correct form.

If Rita _____________ (forget) her homework, the teacher ______________ (give) her a bad mark.

Conditional type 1: Put the verbs  into the correct form.

If my friends __________ (come), I _____________ (be) very happy.

Conditional type 1: Put the verbs  into the correct form.

If we ____________ (travel) to London, we ____________ (visit) the museums.

• travelled, would visit

• travels, will visit

• travel, will visit

• had travelled, will visit

How do you form the conditional type 2?

• If-clause: past perfect

  Main clause: would + have + past participle

• If-clause: simple past

  Main clause: would + have + past participle

• If-clause: simple past

  Main clause: would/could + infinitive

Conditional type 2: Put the verbs into the correct form.

I don't think Gary and Emma will get married. I _____________________ (be) amazed if they did.

Conditional type 2: Put the verbs into the correct form.

What would you do if you ____________ (be) in a lift and it ________________ (stop) between floors?

Conditional type 2: Use your own ideas to complete the sentence.

If you bought a car, ...

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Conditional type 2: Use your own ideas to complete the sentence.

I'd be surprised if ...

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